Yes! Both packages offer the same CME and CEU credits.
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What Makes ResusX Different?
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ResusX isn’t another conference competing for your attention—it’s an immersive resuscitation experience built for clinicians who operate in high-stakes environments. You’ll learn from the clinicians who actively shape modern resuscitation practice. These aren’t speakers repeating old slides—they’re the authors, researchers, and frontline leaders defining how critical care and resuscitation are practiced today.
Every session at ResusX is intentionally fast-paced and relentlessly practical. Talks are focused, debates are real, and demonstrations are designed to show you how decisions are made when time is limited and the pressure is real. No filler. No wasted minutes. Learning at ResusX is active by design. Sessions revolve around real cases, expert disagreement, audience polling, and live decision-making—pulling you into the thinking process rather than leaving you on the sidelines. You won’t just watch; you’ll engage, commit to decisions, and challenge assumptions in real time.
Just as valuable as the sessions themselves is the community they create. ResusX is intentionally limited in size to foster meaningful conversations with other resuscitation-focused clinicians and direct access to faculty. The discussions don’t stop when the session ends—and neither does the momentum.
Attendance is strictly capped, and once registration closes, it closes. If you’re looking for education that respects your time, sharpens your clinical judgment, and leaves you better prepared for the sickest patients you’ll ever manage, ResusX:2026 delivers exactly that.
Secure your spot now and prepare for an experience that is focused, immersive, and unapologetically built for clinicians who lead under pressure.
Built for How Resuscitation Actually Happens
Real Cases • Live Demos • Zero Boring Slides
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This schedule isn’t organized by convenience, tradition, or slide decks—it’s built around how clinicians think, decide, and act when patients are crashing and the margin for error disappears.
Sessions are intentionally short, tightly focused, and carefully sequenced to sharpen real-time decision-making, reinforce core physiology, and confront outdated habits that creep into practice over time. Concepts build across the day, creating momentum and continuity rather than a collection of disconnected lectures.
The result is a program that respects your time and your responsibility at the bedside.
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Opening Remarks: Welcome to ResusX 2026
Case: The Exsanguinating GSW
The "Zero" Crystalloid Resuscitation
MTP: Getting the Cooler to the Bedside
The Decision: Crack the Chest vs. REBOA
Damage Control Anesthesia
Live Resuscitative Thoracotomy (Clam Shell)
Trauma Trivia
Case: The Expanding Neck Hematoma
Zones of the Neck: Do They Still Matter?
The "Double Setup": Airway in the Trauma Bay
Foley Catheter Tamponade for Bleeders
Awake Fiberoptic vs. Video Laryngoscopy
Bougie-Assisted Cricothyrotomy
Afternoon Refuel
Case: The "Impossible Airway" (CICO)
Psychology of "The Cut": Why We Wait
Scalpel-Finger-Bougie: The Only Way
Jet Ventilation: Myth or Reality?
The Failed Airway Algorithm
"My Worst Airway" (Faculty War Stories)
Day 1 Complete
Case: Severe ARDS / The Stiff Lung
Driving Pressure for the "PEEP-le"
Paralysis: When Nimbex is Necessary
Prone Positioning in the ED
Troubleshooting High Peak Alarms
Proning a Patient (Live Demo)
"You're Not Proning Enough People"
Yoga for Intensivists
Case: Septic Shock & The Bolus
Fluid Responsiveness: PLR vs. Vexus
The "Dirty" Epi Drip
Steroids: The Pendulum Swings Back
Angiotensin II: When Pressors Fail
Vexus Score (Ultrasound Demo)
The Sepsis Bolus: Getting It Right
Lunch Break
Case: The "Fragile" Right Heart (PE/PH)
Why Intubation Kills the RV
Inhaled Nitric Oxide & Flolan Tips
Systemic Lysis vs. Catheter Directed
Vasopressin: The RV's Best Friend
"To Lyse or Not to Lyse?"
Awkward Audience Member Game
Case: The Spiral of Death (Cardiogenic Shock)
Inotropes: Dobutamine vs. Milrinone vs. Epi
The "Crash" Echo: EF Estimation
Mechanical Support: Impella vs. IABP
The VAD Patient in the ED
Impella Placement Simulation
Afternoon Refuel
Case: The "Tearing" Aorta (Dissection)
Impulse Control: HR > BP
Esmolol: The Drug of Choice
Detecting Malperfusion (The "Pulse" Check)
POCUS for the Intimal Flap
"ECG or Dissection?" (Mimics Game)
Day 2 Closing Remarks
Day 2 Complete
Case: The "Talk and Die" Head Bleed
Hyperosmolar Therapy: Salt vs. Sugar
Rapid Reversal of Anticoagulation
Airway Strategy for High ICP
The Rapid Neuro Exam
Pupillometry or ONSD Demo
ICP Made EZ
Brain Teasers
Case: The "Toxic Timebomb" (Poly-OD)
High-Dose Insulin: The Glucose Clamp
Lipid Emulsion: Not Just for Anesthesia
ECMO for Tox: The Bridge
Dialysis for Poisons
"The Price is Right" (Antidote Costs)
Intralipid and HDI Protocols
Lunch Break
Case: Maternal Collapse (AFE/Eclampsia)
Perimortem C-Section (Hysterotomy)
AFE: The DIC + Shock Triad
Difficult Airway in Pregnancy
Magnesium Toxicity
C-Section Simulator
Resuscitative Hysterotomy: Do it Now
Final Fuel Up
Case: Electrical Storm (Grand Finale)
Double Sequential Defibrillation (DSD)
Esmolol for VFib
Intra-Arrest TEE (Transesophageal Echo)
Dual Anti-arrhythmics
"Resus Olympics" Finale
Awards & Goodbye
Conference Complete
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